It is much more reliable to look on the district’s website and search by a specific address.

Does any one have any advise on boot camp style training seminars to help me understand how to acquire, Improve, and hold these types of Investments

@Dean Iodice Have you tried doing a search?

Find wholesalers (online search, local real estate meetings, bandit signs), sign a co-wholesaling agreement which outlines the 50/50 split, locate properties that the other wholesaler can sell, put them under contract and let the wholesaler bring the buyer.

I believe RDU could have improved by setting one clear, conservative expectation that applied to all properties.RDU’s systems & tools have consistently fallen short of meeting my needs.

Are you also doing a title search with title insurance? 

Also can I search in bulk?

Apparently many real estate firms block flat fee listings from feeding to their customer’s automatic search results.

Notify him as soon as possible that you will not renew his lease because you are planning "improvements" to the unit.

@Christopher SmithAll 'trade or business' income of the taxpayer is aggregated for purposes of determining the net income limitation of S179.This means you could theoretically have a tax loss on your rentals, S179 the qualified improvement property (QIP), and have that S179 reduce your Schedule C income tax (but not self-employment tax), assuming you have net taxable income on the aggregation.I've had plenty of these conversations lately and will have a few more in the next few days for year-end planning purposes.